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Bosch Ignition coil
tuskusbeat
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Rating 5.0

Whenever I need a coil, I try to find a Bosch blue first. For whatever reason they’re scarce, but I’ve always had good luck with them.

Pros: good luck with them
Cons: scarce to find
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Bosch Ignition coil
blackburrymk6
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Rating 5.0

i ended up going with BOSCH 0986221072 ignition coils, no issues with stage 1 tune so far. Put almost 20,00km since installation.

Pros: no issues so far
Mileage: 20000 km
Part number: 0986221072
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Bosch Ignition coil

Just stuck a load of Bosch in mine, worked a treat, xHP throttle blip downshifts were sometimes jerky and causing transmission faults but now they’re as smooth as butt’uh.

Pros: smooth downshifts
Cons: jerky downshifts
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Bosch Ignition coil

I assumed it was bad and while it was sad to get rid of the OE Bosch, Autozone had a C831 coil that I was able to pick up. I think the boot was slightly too small but I’m 90% sure it’s making contact but I am still not getting it to arc.

Cons: boot slightly too small
Vehicle: Volkswagen
Part number: C831
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Bosch Ignition coil
Beneficial-Tip6285
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Rating 1.5

9-3’s eat coils; it’s a forever problem on my 9-3 that it seems like every 30k miles I’m spending $200 on new coil packs. It’s essentially routine maintenance. I ordered Bosch OEM coil packs off RockAuto and just now realized they have a warranty. I submitted a warranty claim and they sent me out brand new units. Wish I would have known this because it would have saved me lots of money.

Pros: warranty replacement available, saved money
Cons: frequent failure, short lifespan
Vehicle: Saab
Mileage: 48280 km
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